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Emily is a clinical psychology major that was more excited than ever to listen to an actual CIA agent, and it was way different than she ever expected! After the lecture, she was able to have a one-on-one and after leaving, she was convinced her ultimate calling was the CIA.

Forensic Psychology Degree at Florida Tech

Choose a Concentration in Criminal Justice Applications

The Forensic Psychology B.A. program at Florida Tech is designed for students who want to learn how psychological theory and research are used in the criminal justice system and related fields. Students gain a comprehensive understanding of human behavior, including criminality, as well as important skills in data analysis, writing and research.

Whether you want to become a law enforcement officer, leader in the field of criminal justice or a crime scene analyst, a forensic psychology degree from Florida Tech develops a strong background in psychology with experience in criminology and statistics.

Gain Practical Experience

Our forensic psychology program has low student-to-faculty ratios to encourage close collaboration and mentorship among students and faculty, along with individual creativity and leadership.

Students seeking a forensic psychology degree develop skills in crime analysis, understand crime prevention and learn what it means to be a community liaison working among legal, law enforcement and social services agencies. Forensic psychology students have the opportunity to support an applied research project with the FBI reviewing and coding case files.

As a senior, students engage in a scholarly inquiry project, completing an intensive field internship experience that includes a substantial research study.

Get Recruited Upon Graduation

Employers that have recruited Florida Tech students for internships and careers include the Brevard Public Defender, Naval Criminal Investigative Services, FBI Behavioral Services, Melbourne Police Department, Devereux and the Brevard County Sheriff's Department.

Earn an Advanced Degree

After receiving their forensic psychology degree, many forensic psychology majors go to graduate studies in forensic science, criminology and law.

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